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Why are animals important to an ecosystem? They produce oxygen They eat bacteria. They help break down dead plants. They produce carbon dioxide.

Why are animals important to an ecosystem? They produce oxygen They eat bacteria. They help break down dead plants. They produce carbon dioxide.
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Why are animals important to an ecosystem?

They produce oxygen
They eat bacteria.
They help break down dead plants.
They produce carbon dioxide.

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They produce carbon dioxide.

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